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Discover a treasury of German literary masterpieces in "The Harvard Classics Shelf of Fiction - German," a curated anthology of short stories selected by Charles W. Eliot. This collection presents enduring works of fiction from celebrated authors J. W. von Goethe, Gottfried Keller, Theodor Fontane and Theodor Storm, showcasing the depth and breadth of German storytelling.
Experience these classic tales in meticulously prepared English translations, offering a gateway to the rich cultural heritage of German literature. Explore a diverse range of narratives, reflecting timeless themes of love, loss, ambition, and the human condition.
This volume preserves the legacy of these influential writers, making their significant contributions to the world of fiction accessible to all. A cornerstone of any classic literature collection, this anthology provides a compelling introduction to the art of the German short story.
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